THE TIMES 13 1895

lit ii iIJI P i1 IiI oi

jtl lt

rW-

UJ

HERALD WMBEf t

m

li-

m

SE

>< + <

<

THE 00 Pulj h rs

In I onu llulldlut fraul Sfeeetnext to Putt Ottee1

PALATKA FLA SEW 181801-

aufwciuriox BATE OM Tear tem sisonlW w e Three Menthe yenta

Tnb tloru due la chance

tire Margaret Cutter Calhoun a

Knuglilor of General Cmter has beeninvited to rend on Blue and

Gray Day at the Cotton States and In-

ternational Exposition by the

Women Managers

Judge Emory exCongressmanfrom Georgia and now prealdlu Judioof the United States District Court of

the Southern District of that State hasaccepted an invitation to deliver theopening address at the Cottonand International Exposition JudgeSpecr is a gentleman of national repu-

tation both as a lawyer and as on orator and will without doubt make anotable utterance occasion

The International Yacht Race

The great race which months

has created so much interest all ovef

the world his transpired and as wasexported by all Americans at least

torlousLost race wan sailed yesterday In

the first race Saturday the DefenderM the English yacht Valkyrie IIIat the finish by than eight minntw Tuesday by means of ValkyrieIII foulingthe Amerlom yacht theBritisher was fortygivensecond lint tho race wo awarded tothe Defender on account oC the fouLYesterday the Defender sailed thecourse owners of ValkyrieIt refusing to tttter on

account of the presence df BO maoypleasure craft they claim has

a interferon eThe championship cup was to bo

awarded to the yacht winning three-of live races and yachtwas victorious the first three

Thaji has ended the most excitingtnthuslastlo and determined marinecontests ever known In the world his-tory and America is stilllOll i

replied the other gloomilytheres no use in the dl

blamed perfect Chicago Efi

Took It with HlraScene A chemists shop In Bo

To the assistant enters an IrisHe points to snllo of soap

Assistant WellCustomer want a lump of thAssistant Thank you

iticentcd unscentedCustomer 111 take it wid me-

aaonsWeeklyA

CroakyDoctor to patient I do not vi

brighten you 11 you have noI would like to call In a cou

brother doctorsIrascible Patient All rightl I

need any assistants in murderinyour accomplices Texas

BelflihJones Is about tUb most

Jn townHow can you say thatMl u

buying tencent cigars for yiether day

he bought three fJrput two in his pocket and give ta-

dd fivecent ono N Y

HERALD

TIM ESHERALD

a I

Board ot

Sta-

lestr

on that

for

Americans boat the Defender

more

victorious by

the eonteet

blob

the Cll1aI

e If IOmCl

t

4

Will you1

hUeD

Jng-

af

Yea

TIMESIdliIDAY

erR

d

Ea

t

tipe

wpa vie

1

a

e

S

the

the dmerfoan

1

too

lie

a

i

LionsIi

1

iI set

1

>

¬

¬

¬

+

A Serial StoryThe human windpipe Is a

serial story the analItcr

How do you make that out

f It 1 continued hi our necksburgh

U VfMttd to KnowLittle ClarencePa j

Mr Callipers Well sonClarencePa which la ti

Best nuisance the man who to-

vfalt sleep or the man who sleeps 1

talk Truth ri Tap Sprinkle the r TaM-

it3g Why do you wearrnbWsuch dry weather

Everybody on my streetUecord

Marked jltoy

toffee gimme another cupCook Not much deWalter Cant tha guy Hi

cream In it Chicago Record

ller OUUUM

They say Cholly baa morethan

Then why dont you set yo

Lincoln a Lover

Abraham Lincolns sentimentalj J itls are to bo shown Io au ftrtlalf-

riaajuterlniorMt which John Qilmer-

Wd tops written from unpublished

trs of to To hu Speed forjjt The

article that

kUs loft and flwUly Iwlmsed

I the borae editor

i

t

thethey a fly

row

il rfi-i

1

I

1

Ii 1ftI tct Meue of TadIOfI

A TheWt In-

i bl the lIeI iFMMlladBpfed to IIlIuval14l

whether Esarrlagepot

n t I

ii J

ia

Chronicle Telegraph y

lawn

l Ifs toffeeWaiter deM

don

i

rly

t as

a dr

per

1

1 fI Fhome

ityraalfIreaulent wllil steady

heart that Hotta-

r

eolE was fall

tailor

y

<

> >

>>

<

cefo ve pot tinte l If It breaksay very heart

tothlnjfpf mMMe Susan Doff rocked backward In

her tearus in thought she welt upon tho oilB-

slcmary talk abe bad beard at a meet-ing that atternoon Her soul had boonburred to ita depths the rehearsalof the oldtime cry from Macedonia

Helpab met Wouldnt I like tohelp souls And the Lorddont give me any chance

If there was a touch of rebelliousfeeling In the reflection it was put asidewith a vigorous hand

Susan Duff what are you Id liketo know to be getting yourself

the Lord cattt get along without-If lie needs yourhelp Its like enoughHell give you the ways and means togive It He that owns cattle on a thousand hills lie knows youre willingenough without your thetrouble to make a baby of yourself inteltln Him of It

But it Is Wearing the rockingWont think of me living incomfort and plenty and so fixed I aint

cent to give My garden sassenough me and to spare and theLord forbid I should have a graspingthought of what I can give to myneighbors but theres no money to

by it store pay for my eggsmy hops so with my few

morun I need to keep for

It was no use Miss Susan had timeand again beaten her drains to try anddiscover nonfb way of raiting a littlemoney for the heathen And she wasobliged as time and time before tosettle back upon the same wise conclu-sion as to the Lords needing her helpnever realizing in the depths of hermodest selfdepreciation the value ofthe service brought by her willinghands in the way of cheer and com-

fort to the burdened and the sufferingservice given alike in loving earnestzeds for the scant pay offered or forno pay at all

She eked out frugalsewing carpet rags for he1 countyneighbors knitting coarfc hose andmittens without acting asnurse in times of sickness and as gen-eral help and comfo ter In seasons offamily upheavals cd afflictions Butfor all she received paywhen pay j in such everyday comforts as fme easiest from those forwhom a worked

a cent to be got out of any ofVdij1 by whichshe meant not her

but the various shapes ID

which their pay came There is qPtelling how far Mite Susans perplexedthought have gone but for thosudden demand upon her attentionmade by an unusual noise and commo

outside her small houseThe land Whit alls that horse

And a woman andMiss Busan ran Out and confronted-

the danger offered by frightenedhorse driven by a woman accompaniedby two children all equally fright-ened Something wrong with the har

had disturbed the nervesof alarmnot given to disturbances and

ie was backing in a way which threat-ened to the occupants of thei M

With bravery and energy out of allproportion to br small frame Missdusan the horses head

Now whoa whoaout Jimmy jump cried

i A momentary pause in the Backwardmovement gave Jimmy towage Hejumped and Joined In his ownto those of Miss Susan Butstill backed

Jump mother lies backing downthe

In at agony of doubt to go to herhelp or on to the horse Jimmywatched while his mother and a smallgirl contrived to tumble themselvesout of lhe wagon The next moment-it the steep bank at theroadside

By this time man who was passingcame to add his strong hand toweak ones Tho horse was quieted

l tWi Y 31tE-

iQ Ir

oneoh rcrecturs aereet

doe t

Chalr now l hen

I

om poor

up al-one

onto

her

a

I

d over

t e

4t11dfraAtd themp the

a

be-

gottlo With po-tatoes my-self

aercan

i

lou

outsie woman

efforts

a

>

>

¬

¬

<

¬

¬

¬

¬

¬

and h looked to see what the damagemight be

Not much he pronounced Ifyou so mam Ill hitch it on tomine and haul it the blacksmiths

far Hell get It fixed so youcan have it In the morning

In the morning Miss Susan sawtbe look of perplexity overspread thomothers face

youll with ba overnightmaam she hastened to say Ill bemoren delighted to have you

The offer was gratefully acceptedJim accompanied th to the

shop for and thentook the rode tq his home togive news of tho detention to those expeeling them there

And now was Miss Susan charmed Imthis rare opportunity of hos-

pitality was to sit up inher chair through the night having

ore bed but her guests did notknow that

On the following morning Jim cssewith the how to take his mother andsister home Mis Susan followedthem out to the roa wlth good wishesand gocxltys

Im moran 1 tell obliged toyou said the woman heartily And

ere I want fto leave you atanne our visitShe pointed to a large bunch of

young tree In the of theyoate which were carefully

wrappedapple trees she explained

e end has for a long time feltwe attending enough to raisin

of such the fam-

ily An4wlw from schoolwa full of hot they

t4ltawut the gpTurnerit

waJtB y ein It batUrnl

TIn

lilt

Ibolv lull

rememof

backe

fa

J I

ft Icay hII all

so

t 41 it t 16-

I Ii

rstay

repairs

hoc

pan

wagon

<

hcyre31

yyerena lr

was via

aewfiat J Eet was 1Mtabftd his metbet-

seriJfw9t AFi

<

> ¬

want felks to plant tree raisn-

tKn on farms 0r rout d aoh onor chureto And no wheitwtf

I hoard of It me and fath r eald lia good tlma lltf-

i to morrow And an womanI lighted forI brances of folks name em for folksThe boys at school Kola to plantsome and call em Washington andLincoln and Orant and ino and fa-

thers golnto plant one for each bfthe children Itll named for emand they can tend to em and see urngrow Dont you think its a real niceidno

Yes I do exclaimed Missheartily her face b amlnfr la sympathyAnd went on the mother In alowered voice a pathetic expres-sion shaded her face there was onolittle one that were going-to plant a tree for her and Im goingto give the fruit to the little childrenover to the poorhouse thats near ourplace

I think tbata just lovely whis-pered MUs Susan with a hand clasp ofearnest feeling dd hope yourtrccsll grow good Im sure they willQoodby goodby

Stop said the woman I toleave you a couple of trees to

us by Ve got moron just thecount for fear some of cm might dieTheyre good sorts we picked em outcareful from the best in the catalogue-for father be says when youre goln-to give good care youd bettor give itwhere its worth givln Two o thembellflowers Jim

And sayVwith the enthusiasmwith a charming new Idea

well stay and help you plant ftnNo twont take long Jimll dig andthe rest of usll look about for the bestmulch youve got Well all take holdfor good luck

They make allttle frolic of Itand warmed by the glow of

mutual kindly feelingNow be sure aud send us word how

they get on when you have a chanceYears later not very many Miss

Husan went to missionary meetingswith a new joy beaming in her faceand It was noticed that the gentlelittle woman did not sit with a pitifullook and downcast eyes when a collection was made or a subscription paper

I

A tlttltheir

cues

ould be to 1 ItOi

upthey

Susan

diedand

I

remem-ber

Theytttl

harem rem

bel-

onging

bright-ened

¬

¬

¬

¬

> >

passedHow she ever does Its more than I

tan tell said Mrs Barrows the min-

isters wife but she always has some-

thing to giveAnd gives It with such good will

said Mrs Deacon Ray And wont bepassed by Feels absolutely hurt andslighted if we dont let her know alttho objects Now heres this call tohelp out the Bible woman In Japan-In a hurry too We cant watt till thenext meeting so Ive got to go round

And you dont dare to miss MissSusan

No Youll go out there wtyh mowont you

YesIt Isnt a very pressing call you

see Miss Susan the deacons wifewent on after stating her business

and the moneys most raised Onlythree dollars more to make up Woonly come to you because we knowyon always like to know whats being

because we expected anything It isnt your turn again yetafter all youve given since the yearset In

Miss shoneI have a tit of money thats just

come in she said just Mwell make up that dollars askeep It lying Idle

Miss SuSanl There Isnt a womanin society that gives as you

would think the Lord put it rightinto your hand

I guess lie does Come out hereand see

rJhe led them Into her little gardenHalf a dozen fruit trees were

of them almost within reach ofthe kitchen door

Look at two shu said pointIng to them In prideem they come to meyears ago And Im willing to say thatthe sun shines brighter on em thanon the others and that cold winds

as cruel to m For theyblossom carllern the lookat them apple up therel

Sure enough the golden fruit wasgood to look a It still drank lathemellow of the partial sun

These two stand sheltered fromnorth wind began Mrs harrows

And I fancy you give them a littlebetter care than others suggestedthe deacons wife noticing the pains-taking about the roots

Perhaps that has something to dowith It

Nom said Ml Susan firmlyThat Isnt it Its pause theyre the

Lords own trees I promised Mini allthat should on em I named

r4 Goodness and Mercy cause thatsWhat r always to have followthorn that gets what lie sends emthrough these trees Mill just afterthey began to bear went on MissSusauwlth a triumphant air therailroad came through fihelbyville andPOW theres men going through thecountry paying canh and always gladto get such apples as mine Mercysfutyyct you see but Goodness ripens-a little earlier and I sold the applesoff it yesterday IVe got what youwant left for the wintersails Then what Mercy brings willdo for ray giving next summer tillfruit comes

to tho house she openedher purse still with the fae-

oIguessyoura rlgtkt

the minister wife featla doubt the ds Ills best tyour trees If Y Independent

PresentlyImmediately and4 s4 In this

sense in scores of places Shakweareand other wHtera a time It acurlotaof horasn nature that word whiter

after a tlm

donenot

Supn fee

the

ther-eto

them

theaint

othersand

atrays

the

cult lon

said

Lard 1

1

Is

laa tobI M

It fi J i

tree

d-

One

unexpected

ever grew

Returning

than

me-ant instant-ly

lUnttratlou pf d tcrlpbas

finee meant pb utd eoafepnlverthlly dohalderad meahlsg

¬

¬

¬

¬

arc made to produce larger and better byuse of fertilizers rich In Potash cv-

Wrftc for Formers Cubic a Mspage Illustrated book ItIs brim full of useful information for farmers It will be sent see andwill make and save you money Address

GERMAN KAU WORKS 93 KHJM Btmt Kcv York

MM WM M W

VH ftwrtl tonic M M UMM OMMM Mtd M ikm Mrrl u-

I br ln pww f In In b k n n-

vrMb ll i MkcMmw IMUTT-

tl MIMl-

KM l r l ilw

WHITE WHITE

SIOO pr Mi twin fir

HARRY E STEWART DruggjstPALATKA PLOHIDA

n

fthe t

It J7d1aUStCd

l

Soilscrops

our

boat cam tae ae

IIDW o4 UuIINMaamlaal wawn o abllee4

Eiji lie drNna and

enal-rd

to

1aMlunNantle alitN saw

rywlerwwrM Inenma-aN m N We a w 6Nae eNa

>

<

>

<

+

There is being circulated a petition

requesting subscriptions to assist In the

support of John Coppege the pitcher

who had the misfortune to break hislog in tho game of Monday lost MrCoppego is a lolal strange hereMonday being hit second game with

our team and THE TiMEgHEiutD is

sure the good people of Palatka will

render all the aid necessary Subscrip-

tion may be left nt Harry Stewartsdrugstore Ladies desiring to assistthe unfortunate man by way of dona-

tions may send sumo to tho6t George

Hotel Two or three kind hearted la-

dles have already responded-

A CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

SAVANNAH GA

MESSRS DROSLlrrltAN

¬

¬

¬

GENTLEMEN For tire benefit of all

suffering from dyspepsia and general

debility I beg to submit my testimonial

the efficacy of your P P P PilcklyAsk Poke Hoot and Potassium as a

cure for all these distressingromplaluts-

My was also full of malariawas growing serious

and completely brokenhealth now my health Is fully restored and I can eat like a Held laborerwithout the slightest fear of serious re-

sults I a new manI take great pleasure in Idling the

world theof restoring me to my accustomed

S CHEiinYSavannah City Market

Infoirmtlon has been received of thedeath of Mr S P Miller which oc

curred at Port Byron N Y Thursdaymorning of fast week Deceased wasthe father of II L Miller of Palatkaand was in his stxlyrninlh year TILE

TmpsUEiULD extends sympathy

NAPS rnoM

High Grath TobaccoJUfD

ABSOLUTELY PURE

FOR SALE I

1 rlo CHOICB PLANTS

or dillnr r thousandFor names of etc inquire

f tt V ftTODON-

a 80Sui Bo 388 Palntko Fla

MORGANSIMPROVED CHILL TONIC

SUPERIOR TO A uU I a trae Chili Care la eamtnaUon with

liver Tualft Whtnrropwlj tSten It neverfail to ear Dio tct lln teca of Chilli

Fever Wirers etbtr fall It wilt careHI l plMMint and nolhlng

tbe EMM dtle cysttm Babies

to

I had no was

5-CIG L diES

I

trawberty

Plants

AID now

onevarieties

f

CHILLS

loll

lte l1T afe equl-laar atllel4 tAro Jet

CO

A n

0

strength

r

Z7 T 1aCC-

bran

oK pu H-

A1IGTESW ukeeaura a-

Tunuaktlftcora sirraa arA a

ji

r

OTHER

andtotal eoa alas

takeA

rrlyvalaoeMPtbotUa-YeII GT CbIiLTui-

J

¬

¬

¬

>

<

Some Good ShootingRminsiDE Sept 12

Txlltor TlnceiHcralfl

Mr W Y Reynolds a prominentmerchant of Norwalk while on a visitto his place at lllvcnidc had some

experience In deer shooting

Standing In a neighbors bouse he dis-

covered a deer in short range which

had evidently been run over from theother side os the scrub He raised hisrifle and shot it It bad been shot be

fore and was not fit to eat Returningto his own house to enjoy a rest aftertho excitement he cast his eagle eye

over the landscape and discovered an-

other door approaching the grove Justas it reached the fence and couldno closer Mr Reynolds standing

a lunch of weeds shot it deadwith a sholgun 120 yards For longand short range shooting he takes thocake Both were yoyug does and it isneedless to say that neighbors hall to

sit up with hIm that night as it washis first experience of tho kind

II SAWYER

Excursion I

at reduced rates to all Summer Resortsat PEEKS Drug Store opposite

I

Dr Price Cream PowderMost Perfect Made

J5TFHE3H andDEN SEED just received and for sale

at S E Bonds

N n Moragne has returned fromSouth Florida points

for all moss For full particularsaddress DaviesMoss Factory Wclaka Via novltf-

SHEBIFFS SALE

In CIRCUIT Count FIFTH JUDICIAL

CIRCUIT IN AND Fon PUTNAM

COUNTY FLOIUDAO II Ewing

ViL li Lyon Executor

o LjoaEXECUTION ISSUED

out of Mid Circuit Court In above entitled

propertr being In 111

County Florida i

at a take e and onehalt In a direction it va-

riation of degrees from thecorner oi In Section

tyfoar Township nine South of TwenK t by flftylx ae-

Kne eat font hundred and feet

seat seven hundred feetthence west if north sixteen defrreeii west onethousand sad forty feet to Orandon-

nuthw t l weteleven hundred and flfty T6 feet to the place-of beulnnlnK eighteen acres moreor Vour

JCait Ifa Itmiam cnun

described lands towit lOll luendnu

dcfcrties South of from the

Twn hlii Ue outh ot Rangethence thirtytwo degrees oath ofhnndrod ma to a takenineteen degrees north of east seven hundredand ur feet w of Lakethence border of Lake Urandou north

westerly to a tok at edge of lakethirty

of north from Uke ofthirty degrees gait of north

Froniswto of thirty de-

taining all huidi owned by thesod Violet within lines toand Into said Orandon a ofInn Three and Four on Northwest quarter ofBoutaeait and Southwest ofNorth ii a I In Hection Thirty four

of land but t emMl the lah l In said descrlnt on back

to Mid Orandon and IntolAke owned by tbe wanton In this deed Inrutna

Ixit Hection ThirtyfourSouth Mange runtkenoe hundred and feet

norm two luadred andthence one hundred and

north hundred feet sealthree hundred and twentyseven thence

of Court Hou InMid eoaaty betweenhours of sale OH the

FIRST MOXDAV IN NOTBUBBK usethe being the ot

st hd u3

come

Tickets forthe Summer

lose cash prices

1

1

VIRTUE OF

cause b date ot medirected I have levied the desIICrlb d and

Thtr

Ithence by two

I

eve I

thence along 0 takeand

twent

a eta alll1lu SectioD a IIlne Ioub-of

State td FlnrtdAAnd oh tiro following

I lit a Ie

wilier tht Northwest quarter ofthe tluutheat t Section

It

aDd arenas

arm

el endelneD and feet

taU

of front IceLake to of beginning conS

Ro

Lake

Township mine eat COD

ue Aresbrace I

Lat said

And also the landswit at tile Northwest corner lit

Township

e Ixfeet

tHetour

ate ye-

teee lake thence twentywest hulUlred and

feet nurm degreesone end onebait feet to Iat of

bpptnt and ulna sight1Ia dredthl acres more or less in

OOUD lad visaOf tllltfendant I will sell

aU fln tile front door

tIlt

11a

Iwill

lbe er-

a deed to said IIftIllIler I

YitOldftod-

JDI ttJOxR D BUCK

re-

markable

be-

hind

court-

house

kin-gOAR

WANTED IIighest

3

Y ANB

following

toone

Fast

twenty

orandon-weeterIT thirty feet

rtfonofour

end

went

1deg eeej

gross wet south islethe

M

quarter t carteract

Range

c Ststeto

ping sixty

thence thentest

southfee degrees errvtm

thenro slx westseven

cant Inlngelerenobi

StateAsShe gropers

the Seale re at

saidto the hl best bidder forceso sale belay made ma exe

rvaeede en-d sawmeiw

l lc Ia

1J-

f7n

¬

¬

¬

¬

¬

<

> >

>

+

+

+

PureBecause health of every organ

tissue of body depends upon tMpurity blood The whole world Iknows the standard blood purifier ii

SarsaparillaAn-d It Js the only true

medicine toy nervous peopleblood pure and

and thus curse nervooineei makes

the nerves firm and strong givessleep mints vigor a good appetiteperfect digestion ancures Boiof oU Eczema or Salt Rhenaand all other blood disease becanu

Makes

Pure BlodResults prove every word we haveSlid voluntary teiti-monisls fully that

Barea

to Get HoodsI hat aied fo

nervousness and in better healththan for MM 8AXAH ELTLES White Blnff Booth Carolina

Hoods Pills cure all liver llli constlplndlgeiUott i

The libel SuitTho following from the Gainesville 1

Sun explains Itself

While passing through Palatka yesterday en route from Ormbnd toGainesville II II wa drrested by Deputy SheriffHbfftllpiPutnam county upon a warrant pro-cured by one Dr Steen crim-

inal libel on account of tho publication-of local items which intho of Septembes 0

King kindly us tothe justlccss office the preliminarytrial was set for Friday Sept 13 baitfixed at 8100 and wo all6yrediodepart m peace in ttmqloboard thetrain for home Justice Howoll ahdtho Deputy Sheriff were uniformlycourteous to us and to them Dr E8 drill and Judge King wefeel grateful

As we wore In Ormond at the timethe articles were published and neithersaw or heard of them until Mondayevening Sept Oth when we receiveda copy of tho Sun we fall to see whereany malice can be proven on our part

fact is we have never seen DrSteen to know him and neverheard of him until a few days ago

Merchants Attention I

vTheTampa Merchandise and

Estate can turnpart of jcpr sleek Into cash In thiftjdays tirfa at good prices

laboring classes hero wcekjf-Cforresppondcnco confidentialAddress as above P 0

Tampa F

THE IMPROVED

18 IMPORTANTThat purchaser of WMhlag ll chloshould t manyrlorilj than wuben over others similarly

WHY USB THISIt Won cur Urlnitoot Intntf ad

wnMghklt mat ont-

iHu n iio thu moi

od btram itwaitift-

Minultctur denlyby

BLUFFTON MFG COIKDt-

AMDlM AUIAMA-S KM 4 IltllUfilh tMUlt OWRf

r

Ie

NervousPeople should setlize

curb forcondition L to found In h

Bloodthe tthe

of the

Hoodsth reor

reliablen healthy

n does sU this

Hoods parlllGBe Sure Curesi

II rl11aI

I

non

tcOre

charglnl

l1 pcnrod

Judge

over

I

The

Auction Company

p

WRI N n HD WA

j

J

t

A

P J It

rubblq0 endl

ate dimi

oa Tail tar cronelul4 If i

JLr In u4W-

ItIcJc4wtfUetrVI ldlal tMllI

h he DIll

lad d ILor Oll 6

IIV rcHoltII qUK ItlfoflOllOJd U

Ion IIall w

C ttfi t 1iiit

tor old pr0II

c

J NES COLL

For YounllLftdl

tIH of

srir If ann

IOIefentltlr

S-

fS10 oil

J

Ebat the calft4i

to u

and

makes the

sweet

lam

bmoui ness stek headaebe

two

were

shall

i

eyed

Realspy

Box 7231

f-

ITa

seer

nullarbtrem anrrantiend eottam r-arran en0M Cnsarwau

eeri-e

n the Bann snrlsM W yeawa wense anti rape eurnrl edsWb sasroprt

Ilrnsa II galqptIyhtad aeswe-s tabsad1earelmoasruheo-terprvorandaa ua

Nets Iia orakem Irhlroar eeba them east and Probrt her fibsees rwill rai a 6 t R a-i made lit

rinrbimelaott aabeetraa4ass cawatua

l

N

lM

Ye IwMe vast

Madi te

aeNNaefs

ewNatrSi

bIn

r

<

¬

¬

>

> >

+

µ

µ